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East London Area Guide

A locals' guide to East London

Where do East London locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
stratford,
stratford and surrounding areas,
west ham,
bow,
maryland,
hackney wick,
tower hamlets,
tower hamlets and surrounding areas,
victoria park,
and mile end

Did you know?

"Canary Wharf lends its name to the fact that food produce was imported here from the Canary Islands."
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The tallest building in the EU, Borough Market and a stunning setting along the Thames - London Bridge has it all!
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Thomas Holmes

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Leadenhall Market's Grade II listed, 19th century structure feels as if you are stepping back to a more opulent era...
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Josh Walsh

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With Epping Forest on the doorstep, you feel a million miles from the hustle and bustle of London...
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Alexandra Lega

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What locals say about East London

“Nunhead has a lovely village-y feel while still being really close to bustling Peckham and New Cross. We have our own great restaurants, bars and shops close to Nunhead Green. A few favourites: great craft beer micro pub: the Beer Shop, lovely French bistro: Babette; amazing sour dough pizzas: 400 Rabbits.”

“East village has lovely independent cafes and restaurants, run by passionate individuals. From artisan bread to home made gelato and fabulous cocktails. All this on the door step of a huge park, no cars, sports facilities and lots of activities within the community.”

“We've lived in Shooters Hill for 11 years and it was the best decision since leaving Docklands for a professional family life. Shooters Hill is the Richmond of London South East. With Oxleas Woods & Meadows, Shooters Hill golf and tennis clubs, Eaglesfield Park, The Woodlands Farm Trust & Severndroog Castle, it's easy to forget your only 10 mins from Canary Wharf and the City of London just beyond. There's a wide choice of schools, lovely family friendly local church and two community pubs. Direct transport (486, 89 & 244 buses) is the only reason prices are still reasonable but if you are prepared to get to Woolwich Dockyard or Arsenal you can get trains into London or the DLR - and with Crossrail round the corner (2 stops to Canary Wharf and 2 more to Liverpool Street) that leg of your commute just got a whole lot better. Shooters Hill - The Country, in the City.”

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